|
© The Irish Times |
05 Jul '19 |
 |
Valid concerns raised on docklands housing, says Dublin city chief
Concern about low levels of social housing and homes for middle-income workers in Dublin’s docklands is “legitimate” and “genuine”, Dublin City Council chief executive Owen Keegan has said. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
05 Jul '19 |
|
Institutional buyers ‘primary reason’ apartments being built
The AIB report, Private Rental Sector and the Irish Rental Market, which examines the construction industry in the rental sector, is authored by AIB head of real estate research Pat O’Sullivan and r - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
05 Jul '19 |
|
First application for development of Ringsend glass bottle site
The first application for the long awaited redevelopment of the former Irish Glass Bottle site in Ringsend, which has been designated up to 3,500 homes, has been lodged with Dublin City Council. - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
04 Jul '19 |
|
RETAIL DEAL: Unit at corner of Upper Abbey Street and Millennium Walkway in Dublin 1
The private investor has purchased the ground floor unit which generates a passing rent of €392,575 which is guaranteed by the tenant's parent company BWG Foods. It came with the added benefit of ei - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
04 Jul '19 |
|
Paul McNeive: DIT's Tom Dunne, retiring this September, leaves valuable legacy for our industry
Dunne concluded that Irish students are as good as can be found anywhere in the world, and given the pending move of the school to the new Grangegorman campus, the future is bright. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
04 Jul '19 |
|
‘People are not spending their money here’: The slow recovery of Naas
A Dunnes Stores food hall is set to open in the middle of the Main Street in August, which has the potential to bring a lot of business back into the town, she adds. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
04 Jul '19 |
|
Development around Naas has led to ‘weak town centre’ – watchdog
The Office of the Planning Regulator (OPR) has expressed concern that the draft Naas Local Area Plan (LAP) 2019-2023 is continuing and intensifying the trend of the development of a “peripheral arc - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
04 Jul '19 |
|
Karlin Lillington: How Silicon Docks is killing Dublin
We lurch ever closer to the unwanted example of San Francisco, a renowned city now struggling with problems greatly exacerbated by the poorly planned-for expansion of the tech sector. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
03 Jul '19 |
|
Former orphanage reinvented as co-living space – called The Orphanage
The central portion of the original property is being marketed by letting agent Brady & McCarthy as “The Orphanage, a luxury co-living residence”comprising four fully-furnished private suites and - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
03 Jul '19 |
|
McKillen jnr backers, GreenOak, lend €80m into Ireland in first six months of 2019
Paddy McKillen jnr’s Oakmount has arguably been its most prominent Irish client to date, having drawn down six loans from the lender within the past two years for its various projects. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
03 Jul '19 |
|
JLL says total investment spend in 2019 could eclipse €4.6bn record
Hannah Dwyer: “Volumes over €2 billion [in the first half of this year] are encouraging and mark a particularly strong start to the year. This activity was driven by larger-sized deals, with appro - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
03 Jul '19 |
|
DEAL: South Korean investor to acquire Bishop’s Square for €180m-plus
Taking the Kevin Street property’s €180 million guide price as a benchmark, IGIS could expect to secure a net initial yield of 4.04 per cent based upon its current rent roll of €7.881 million. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
03 Jul '19 |
|
Palmerston Road couple lose Nama action over €32m loans
A Nama agent said he questioned how “optically” it would look to the taxpayer if Nama was to allow Mr Morrissey and his family remain there while owing Nama more than €25 million in residual deb - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
03 Jul '19 |
|
DEAL: GAA agrees €95m deal with Dublin archdiocese for Clonliffe lands; Ballymore, Hines and Marlet compete
The archdiocese of Dublin is to receive around €95 million from the GAA in return for 19.12 acres it owns on the site of the old Holy Cross seminary in Drumcondra, Dublin. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
03 Jul '19 |
|
Housing development at Bulloch Harbour in Dalkey gets go-ahead by An Bord Pleanála
Bartra Property, after a protracted planning struggle, has received permission to build a number of housing units at Bulloch Harbour in Dalkey.
It will consist of three three-storey houses, two apa - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
02 Jul '19 |
|
Proposed Balgriffin housing development of 96 homes to be fast-tracked in Commercial Court
Mr Dalton argues the board erred in law in determining he was not the appellant in respect of the appeal lodged by him against the council permission. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
02 Jul '19 |
|
Press Up seeks to add 54 bedrooms to Clarence via the adjacent Dollard House
A spokeswoman for the Press Up group said on Monday the application was being made now “as we are excited to further expand the business and have no reason to delay”. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
02 Jul '19 |
|
Collison brothers discussed housing issues with Department of Finance
"We think broad policy change will make the most meaningful ... difference in the state’s housing crisis, by allowing developers to build more housing – specifically lower-cost, higher-density hou - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
02 Jul '19 |
|
Dermot O'Leary of Goodbody: Central Bank loan rules are vital so State really must stimulate less-expensive supply
Those limits have set the level of home ownership below where the Government – and, ultimately, voters – would like it to be. Ironically, the effectiveness of the Central Bank is stopping the Gove - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
02 Jul '19 |
|
Sherborough Enterprises gains control of board of defective Cathedral Court apartment block
Mr Beggan has continuously questioned the rationale behind charging private owners for the remediation work rather than pursuing the developer first, but his efforts have been stymied by Sherborough, - Subscribe |
|
|
